lepton | file format for losslessly compressing JPEGs | Compression library
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Lepton is a tool and file format for losslessly compressing JPEGs by an average of 22%. This can be used to archive large photo collections, or to serve images live and save 22% bandwidth.
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QUESTION
I want to share some information betweeen two dataframes. My code works but takes a long time. Do you know how I could improve my runtime? I am trying to do the following:
I have a dataframe df1
(it has 160 columns, but only the ones shown are important here):
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 08:56The following snippet should run way faster thanks to its vectorized structure.
There are two tricks here. First one is to use df.melt
which efficiently turns the columns a
, b
, ..., e
into rows. Second one is to join
the resulting DataFrame with df2
. That way, all missing values become NaN
and can be replaced with unknown
with df.fillna
.
QUESTION
I'm working on Lepton 2.5. thermal camera. When I run the code below, the output is on greyscale (attached image 1)..
Maybe somebody can help me to adjust this code so the output will be a RGB color (attached image 2). I really appreciate the assistance given. Sorry if I am not very competent in python or opencv, I try my best. Thank you
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-19 at 06:21Thanks to Peter Gibson You can find the answer on https://learnopencv.com/applycolormap-for-pseudocoloring-in-opencv-c-python/
you just have to take the latest image variable to show and redirect it into
QUESTION
I'm using FLIR Lepton camera to capture the thermal image, then try to display the temperature on the image using PutText method but getting very strange result. Any advice is appreciated in advance.
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 02:25Have a look here:
QUESTION
I'm trying to stream FLIR Lepton 3.5 with Python OPENCV using "VideoCapture" & "cv2.imshow" script. Then, I'll do some detection and control. Here's the problem I have, I was only able to get a very faint black/gray video stream with what seems to be a couple of rows of dead pixels at the bottom of the stream. This is expected since the output is supposed to be 16-Bit RAW image data. So,
- I'm trying to convert to RGB888 image data so the stream has "colors".
- Why is the stream video in static mode, it doesn't stream video like normal embedded notebook webcam?
I've tried the codes/scripts that were shared by others and even the example code from FLIR application notes, but didn't work. Your help is appreciated.
Environment: Windows 10, Python 3.7.6, PyCharm, OpenCV (latest), FLIR Lepton 3.5 camera/PureThermal2
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-07 at 12:26It's challenging to give an answer without having the camera.
Please note that I could not verify my solution.
I found the following issues with your code:
rval, frame = video.read()
must be inside thewhile
loop.
The code grabs the next frame.
If you want to grab more than one frame, you should execute it in a loop.normed = cv2.normalize(frame, None, 0, 65535, cv2.NORM_MINMAX)
Returnsuint16
values in range [0, 65535].
You are getting an overflow when converting touint8
bynp.uint8(normed)
.
I recommend normalizing to range [0, 255].
You may also select the type of the result to beuint8
:
QUESTION
I tried to install the FLIR Lepton library on Raspberry Pi zero w but as i was theFLIR Lepton (sudo apt-get install qt4-dev-tools)in pi this error message show up
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 17:011
. Erase the sdcard you are using (if it is not carrying some data you don't want to lose
)
2
. Download a previous version of pios or upgrade the current one
QUESTION
I am working from these examples online: https://docs.opencv.org/3.4/dd/d43/tutorial_py_video_display.html
I am using a pylepton library in Python also that is located here: https://github.com/groupgets/pylepton. Neither are related but...
- Does using OpenCV only stay dedicated to USB Cameras in general?
- And...
- Can OpenCV understand that I am using a '/dev/spidevX.X' device as a camera?
For instance, I have tried replacing '0' with a '/dev/spidev1.0' device like here...
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-24 at 11:40OpenCV is not designed to directly capture from SPI, therefore your code will not work easily. Nevertheless, if you look into capturing a video, try capturing the images and with pylepton and then writing it to a videofile with openCV
QUESTION
I want to display the video stream from a USB thermal camera - for the record, it's a FLIR Lepton PureThermal 2 - on my web app, running on a Chrome OS (version 85.0.4183.84 - latest available).
At first I assumed the device could be streamed as a standard webcam, so I came up with the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-08 at 22:35I managed to make it work on Chrome OS by doing the following:
- As soon as the video starts playing, save the bytes from the current frame into a texture buffer (with the help of WebGL)
- For every pixel in the frame, multiply the red channel by 65535, returning the temperature in centikelvin
- Convert it to celsius and manipulate the pixels to show a grey scale image within a temperature range
- Draw the pixel on a canvas
- Request a new frame (restarting the loop)
See sample code here: https://codesandbox.io/s/upbeat-wood-umo9w?file=/index.html
Special thanks to Aleksandar Stojiljkovic and Kurt Kiefer.
The same result could be achieved by applying a custom shader to the texture instead.
I'm still not sure why Chrome OS handles the video differently, so I've raised an issue on Chromium issue tracker anyway.
QUESTION
I have a monorepo with a server and frontend. I want to incorporate a set of custom eslint rules into the frontend component of my repo. I cannot find a way to tell eslint that there are custom rules in a specific folder within my frontend directory. I don't want to create a new external repo and publish this in order to import the rules. So far I think the way to do what I want is to create a sub-package within the main repo (with its own package.json).
In my root package.json I have "eslint-plugin-atlas": "file:./src/main/javascript/build/eslint",
In my root .eslintrc I have "plugin:atlas/recommended"
In the directory specified in package.json, in an index.js, I have the below code;
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-30 at 16:24Not a solution built into eslint, but this can be done with the following eslint plugin;
QUESTION
I created a fixed array e_pt[10]
initialised with zeros. I then filled in some values into the array e_pt
. I would then like to find the index of the largest element in the array. The code is shown below.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-03 at 09:01std::max_element(e_pt.begin(), e_pt.end())
Native array doesn't have methods like that.
It should be
QUESTION
I was browsing some C++ code recently and I ran into the following line:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-04 at 19:06In C++, the sizeof
operator has a form sizeof expression
in addition to the more common sizeof(type)
, so this:
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